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Full of sparkling regency scenes and light, witty banter, Sixteen Scandals by Sophie Jordan is perfect for fans of Bridgerton. Primrose Ainsworth can …
‘Pumpkin’ review: Julie Murphy recaptures ‘Dumplin’’ magic
Julie Murphy recaptures the magic of ‘Dumplin” in ‘Pumpkin,’ a sweet, filling story about self-love, empowerment, and letting …
‘Tokyo Ever After’ review: Emiko Jean’s royal tale delivers a relevant message about belonging
Emiko Jean’s latest YA offering feels like the older teenage sister of The Princess Diaries. Replace the kingdom of Genovia with modern day Japan, and…
‘Baby & Solo’ review: Friendship is at the heart of Lisabeth Posthuma’s 90s coming-of-age novel
This review of “Baby & Solo” is sponsored by Candlewick Press. Author Lisabeth Posthuma may transport readers back to the mid ’90s in her ne…
‘Luck of the Titanic’ review: Stacey Lee’s new novel offers a twist to a classic story
YA veteran Stacey Lee gives us another diverse historical twist in her newest novel, Luck of the Titanic, which imagines the notorious and glamorous s…
‘Dial A for Aunties’ review: Jesse Q. Sutanto’s delightful novel is a love letter to Indo-Chinese culture
Jesse Q. Sutanto’s book Dial A for Aunties is not your average murder mystery novel. If you are looking for your next terrifying whodunnit thriller, t…